The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-04-23
personalities.
MIR. A. W. Smith was bere this week

Mrs. j.. u. Conner. who has been very ill.
Is better.
Miss Mamie Russell has been suffering from
rheumatism.
Mrs. C. Ben Russell, who has been quite
ill, is better.
Mrs. DR., j. Perry, OF MAYHEM, was in the
city Tuesday.
DR.. j. +. Hlsseil. jr., of Carrollton, was
here last Monday.
Mrs. j. II. Ritner, of st. Joseph, returned
home last Monday.
Mrs. French is in the city visiting her
father, Mr.. Bishop.
Mr., VIM. Selling spent a few days in Kan
sss City. this week.
Make love to your wife a little occasional
ly-Just for a change.
Mrs. Jno E. Bascom, who has been i'll for
a long time, is recovering.
Miss Birdie Hammerle has been very Ill
with neuralgia of the heart.
Miss Nettie Wallace is home from a two
weeks visit to Kansas City.
Mrs. Alice Buckner is in the city visiting
her sister. Mrs. w. 4. Trigg.
Mrs. NJ. w. Wlthers returned from her
visit to st. Louis, Wednesday,.
Capt. R. A. Collins was in the city, last
Wednesday, on legal business.
Senator John Il. Reagan was born IN SEWER
county, Tenn, October 8, 1913.
Prof. Demand attended his sisters we'd
ding. last week, In Pettis county.
Mrs. Ada Dallmeyer, of Jefferson City, Is
visiting her father, MIR. c. NJ. firner.
Uncle Billie Mauzey is dangerously Ill at his
sons, in north Washington township.
DR.. E. s. Dulin, of Russell, Kansas, spent
several days with friends here this week.
Mrs. Mary f. Burnett, aes Locke of jersey
| Vile, Illinois, is In the city visiting friends.
Mr.. L. U. Nickel, of Fulton, came up
Saturday to spend a few days with his family.
DR.. Il. H. Griswold, of Junction City, Kan
sas, spent several DAYS in the city this week.
Mr.. James &. Blaine and party left Fort
Gibson, 1. T., last Monday night, homeward
bound.
1t is now settled that the ailment of the
Crown Prince of Germany is cancer OF the
tongue.
Mrs. F. c. T. Brightwell and children,
from Higginsville. were here visiting friends
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Hattie GlasscOck, nee Barnett, OF
Boonville, Is visiting relatives and friends in
this county.
Mr.. Jno. T. johnson asks US to change his
address form Henry Or. Il L., Ray county,
to Hugo. Col.
Mrs. Man. Chinn and Mrs. Frank Bow
man left, this morning, for a weeks visit to
their parents, in Dover township.
Mr.. James g.. Russell, who has been very
i'll with measles aud then with pneumonia,
is, we are glad to say, much better.
Lucien Weaver, Esq, one of the soundest
democrats aud truest gentlemen OF the coun-
ty, was in town this week on business.
Mrs. Fred Winkler celebrated her 49th
birthday and 29th marriage anniversary, re-
Gently, by inviting a few friends to tea,
Chief Justice Cartier, of the supreme court
of the United States, died at his home, in
Washington, last Saturday, aged "A years.
Mr.. A. ". Robinson left, last Tuesday
evening, for q prolonged trip to Texas in the
interest of the McGrew Milling Company.
A young Wisconsin mother has giver
birth to triplets. The northwest does no
propose TO get left, even if the weather d
cold.
:. oLhh 81 Nv hohAS 'O"A
of P. L. Barnum, Bridgeport, has gwen brit
to u baby which is part boy and part ele
plant.
Alexander Mitchell, president of the Mil
waukee and st. Paul railroad, died, Tuesday
of pneumonia, at the Hoffman house, New
York city.
Mrs. j. D. Washburne and Mrs. L. M
Gilmore, who have been visiting relatives 1
this city, left, Saturday, for their home |
St. Joseph.
Mrs. DR.. Henry Buckingham, of ST. JOSEPH
> is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I, E
, Clagett. Miss Ella Clagett, who had bee
visiting in st. Jo.. returned with her.
Dwight, Kan, Wasp:-''J. c. Clayton, {
Kansas City, arrived last Friday and Is stop
ping at the Grand View. He will renal
permanently and manage the Wasp job office.
Mr.. W. H.. Ewing left, Thursday, for b
ranch. 120 miles south of Las Vegas, N. NJ
Mr.. VIM. Harrison accompanied him as fs
a, Springer. N. NJ. where he goes for b
health.
Chicago Inter Ocean:-"Mauns Loa agai
!, shows signs of an eruption. That is tt
place above all others Tor Johan Most and hi
followers to move to. They could erupt wit
, the country"
i, Minneapolis acknowledgements Pier,
says Dakota Is the paradise of young me-
Then, of course, of young women. too.
takes two to make q paradise, and think Of
paradise for men only"
Mrs. Michael Davitt has been presente
with q fully furnished cottage near Dublin
l hor hnchanlsc 49, n,r ra,Ior- ~
remember the account we printed son
,e weeks ago of her romantic attachment al
marriage to Mr.. Davitt in California.
of The Intelligencer received a very pleasal
ia visit, a few days ago, from Messrs. VIM.
Hay and D. NJ. Beamer, of Lamar, Bartt
county. who were here looking for inform
Of ton regarding the cannery. waterwork
etc. They are very pleasant and intellige
gentlemen.
ar Mr.. Lewis Day, OF Kansas City, was hel
IL Tuesday. He dared DR.. Fulkerson to ia
= 5000 for his place near town which he r.
2 Gently purchased for SIS 900, and the doct
took the dare like Il little man. We ho]
80 Mr.. Day will raise his bid or fnd anoth
ID place to suit him.
Very shortly after the death of his fiji
to wife, u Scotch laird made arrangements fl
a second marriage, aud on asking his son,
in well-known author, to be present on the o.
tn casion, the latter replied that The regret,
no he was unable 10 attend IN consequence
w the recent death of his motherlr
From the following speaking epitaph the
rv seems to be danger In 1.-The cup that me-
n. inebriates''a as well as in the flowing bowl':
no Here lies 1 and my three daughters "A
7 from drinking the Cheltenham waters;-
H. we had kept to the EPSON salts We shot
lie not have been in these here vaults.
T.. A commercial traveller, wishing TO take
a. rise out of a clergyman who occupied I
he same compartment, asked him if he had ev
mr. heard that In Paris, as often AS a priest W
hanged, Il donkey was hanged ut the sar
d, time. The victim of the joke replied, In h
he blandest manner: "Weil, then, let u, DO
r be thankful that We are not In Paris"
r. Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Hughes, of Richmon
IN spent several days last week with L.
Smith snd family, One day Of their stay NJ
Smiths I'D BIRTHDAY was celebrated at t
residence Of his son, Mr.. Thos. b. Smith,
a family reunion and dinner. Mrs. Ardin
er, Mrs. Akers and Mrs. Hughes, daughter
present.
he Mr.. W. j. Foster, OF Kansas CITY, W
pt. here last Sunday, visiting his mother. Aft
being examined a few days ago he W